“Emily Dickinson… has often been represented as a sensitive, housebound spinster who wrote her poems on scraps of paper, pinned them together, and hid them in her sewing basket. This image belies the true power and radicalism of her work: she was a woman who chose to live on her own terms and created a […]
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“Wilde’s genius was not in living, but in being able to transmute his life into art, to make an esthetic triumph out of his mistakes and misfortunes.” – Richard Ellmann
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